Many students become involved in extracurricular activities to enrich their educational experiences, and some even become involved in so many activities that they have little time to study or complete homework assignments. Should schools control student involvement in extracurricular activities, or should the decision regarding extracurricular involvement be left to students and their families? I need a thesis statement

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Nathen Duffy

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12 May, 20:29

Many students become involved in extracurricular activities to enrich their educational experiences, and some even become involved in so many activities that they have little time to study or complete homework assignments. Should schools control student involvement in extracurricular activities, or should the decision regarding extracurricular involvement be left to students and their families? I need a thesis statement

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Emilia Patton · Answer 1

For having schools involved: schools should control students involvement in extracurricular because of the fact that it derails students from actual learning in school.

I can't think of one for against having the schools involved, sorry.